Film Review: Maggie's Plan

Maggie's Plan is an indie romantic-comedy starring Greta Gerwig, Ethan Hawke and Julianne Moore. 

Classic Film: Psycho

Equal parts revolutionary and risqué in its time, Psycho has gone on to embed itself in our collective cinematic lexicon and reshape horror for over half a century.

SDCC 2016 Roundup

The gigantic pop culture event that is San Diego Comic Con has wrapped for another year, leaving a deep pool of trailers, posters and revelations for fans of film, TV and general geekdom to pour over. 

It can be easy to miss something amongst the frenetic headlines and excitable Tweets so I've done the best I can to compile the big stories from the weekend in this nifty little roundup. Which news story from SDCC 2016 has got you most excited? Let's chat in the comments section down below!

Film Review: Batman - The Killing Joke

The Killing Joke is the latest Batman storyline to receive the animated treatment - but can the film match the notoriety of its source material?

Film Review: The Wave

Roland Emmerich eat your heart out; Roar Uthaug’s The Wave takes the cake for heart-pounding disaster spectacle.

Film Review: Lights Out

It might seem a little silly, but we all fear the dark on some level; whether its a lifetime of horror films or a subconscious hangover from childhood, pitch dark is an inherently unsettling thing to find yourself in - and David F. Sandberg's movie Lights Out aims to hammer home exactly why we should all fear the dark.

Film Review: Sing Street

Prepare to smile and sing along like a complete dork; John Carney’s Sing Street is joyful, cinematic heaven.

Film Review: Star Trek Beyond

To infinity and beyond? The crew of the USS Enterprise journey further into the final frontier than ever before in Justin Lin's Star Trek Beyond.

Film Review: Our Kind of Traitor

Our Kind of Traitor is a sleek, sombre spy film perfect for fans of pulpy airport novels.

Interview: Susanna White

Primetime television drama has been proven to be an effective staging ground for Susanna White’s silver screen career; the veteran British director is best known for her work behind the camera on projects such as Jane Eyre and Generation Kill, both of which were nominated for Emmys. She also won a BAFTA in 2006 for her work on TV serial Bleak House, which starred a young Carey Mulligan.

Film Review: Ghostbusters

It's the movie that fuelled thousands of angry comments across the Internet - but is the 2016 reboot of Ghostbusters worthy of the hate and vitriol? This is my review...

Film Review: Demolition

Demolition is about Davis (Jake Gyllenhaal), an emotionally-distant investment banker who rips up the rulebook and starts his life afresh after the sudden death of his wife.

Film Review: High-Rise

Ben Wheatley’s High-Rise mixes black humour with even blacker horror to create a dark, decadent delight.

Film Review: The Legend of Tarzan

The Legend of Tarzan is a brash, big-budget bomb that’ll leave you bored to tears. 

Film Review: Goldstone

Goldstone is a hard-boiled Australian crime drama set in a rural Outback town of the same name; it sees director Ivan Sen refine his craft with a superior sequel to his 2013 film Mystery Road.

Film Review: Mike & Dave Need Wedding Dates

Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates is another loud, crude American comedy that only covers the bare minimum but little else.

Film Review: Everybody Wants Some!!

Richard Linklater goes back to school with Everybody Wants Some!!, a raucous party that is equal parts sentimental and subtly poignant. 

Film Review: Central Intelligence

Your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to not laugh at least once during Kevin Hart and Dwayne Johnson’s fantastically funny, freewheeling spy comedy, Central Intelligence. If you succeed, you’re probably dead inside. Sorry.

Film Review: The BFG

Walt Disney, Steven Spielberg and Roald Dahl is a potent mixture that makes for a mouthwatering proposition; but does this holy trinity work in tandem to create something extra special with The BFG?